“Leonardo DiCaprio had a star-studded 50th birthday celebration” links

Leonardo DiCaprio had a star-studded 50th birthday celebration. [Just Jared]
Donald Trump’s chief of staff looks like and sounds like the mother of all Karens. Is this seriously the first female WH chief of staff in history? [Jezebel]
Nicholas Hoult really wanted to play Batman. [Socialite Life]
I’m still of the opinion that Kathleen Kennedy doesn’t know what she’s doing with the Star Wars franchise and maybe someone else should be in charge? [LaineyGossip]
I hope people see Conclave, it’s great! [Pajiba]
New music from John Duff. [OMG Blog]
Jodie Turner Smith wore Robert Wun to the EMAs. [RCFA]
There’s a big problem with the Wicked Barbies. [Seriously OMG]
Getting to know Bhad Bhabie. [Hollywood Life]
Behind-the-scenes stories from Anora. [Buzzfeed]

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14 Responses to ““Leonardo DiCaprio had a star-studded 50th birthday celebration” links”

  1. Eva says:

    leo forever young. no gray hair… and a supple figure…

  2. Vuyelwa Ncube says:

    We are the same year! Yikes

  3. Lucía says:

    Rob was an incredible Batman, but I think Nick would have been great at it, too. Perhaps in a different way, but great nonetheless.

  4. Libra says:

    If Leo D wanted to marry and have a family he would already have done so. He likes to party, no strings.

    • mightymolly says:

      That’s fine as long as he’s not hurting anyone, but the brain is not fully developed until 25, and I am not convinced that locking teen girls into multi year contracts in which they don’t date anyone else is healthy for their social-emotional development. It’s possible he’s not doing that any more though.

  5. TN Democrat says:

    True about KK and the Star Wars Universe, but a lot of the issue is Disney meddling. Disney overpaid George Lucas and wants another Marvel with dozens of movies/sequels that generate billions with material that is seems more suited for series that are super expensive with lower returns. A loud subset of Star Wars “fans” are also a toxic lot that actively sabatoge the franchise in a magat asshat manner. The toxic bro fans and their treatment of any actor who isn’t a cis white male turned me off the entire franchise.

    • FlamingHotCheetos2021 says:

      It does not help that Disney decided to wipe away DECADES worth of the Expanded Universe, which was the major driving force behind Star Wars being so dingdang HUGE as a franchise even with decades going by with no new movies.

      Also, they keep killing off everybody in the new movies, thus leaving no room for significant emotional attachment to the NEW expanded universe. Like, everybody even remotely interesting dies in the movie they are introduced in, or else their characterization/arc gets murdered in subsequent films via shittily inconsistent writing. It makes it hard to care about anything.

      Plus, deciding to ‘get ruthless’ and kill off leads by the shipload at the same time you decide to FINALLY have a significant amount of non-white leads and female leads does not inspire a great deal of trust in their commitment to not being racist/misogynist.

  6. Mel says:

    Only 50 you say… hmmmmmmmmmmm

  7. jbones says:

    check out the article on Susie Wiles…maybe a woman DID win the election.

  8. Blarg says:

    So did Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom arrive in separate cars? Hmm…

  9. Whatnow says:

    So I’m just seeing that Megyn Fox is pregnant with she and machine gun Kelly’s baby.
    I wish them the best but I hope this isn’t some sort of Band-Aid baby

  10. Doodle says:

    I’m just here to say that my kid’s name is Annora and it’s crazy to see their name in headlines! Their name – even with a different spelling – is never on anything.

  11. RoSco says:

    I abandoned Star Wars when they canceled The Acolyte. That show was so good, the best new SW property I’ve seen and one that made me feel part of the universe. The cancellation felt personal.

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